I have watched videos of the man marching in funerals with IRA with their heads covered in balaclavas and carrying rifles I don’t think he was having a friendly chat about being naughty to be fair.
And the 2 million people who marched on London? Everybody could see that we were going in regardless. Nothing to do with WMD's. The Yanks wanted payback for the twin towers coming down and we backed them up. Everybody could see that. Still, if you knew how many of our soldiers the yanks have saved with their intelligence, you'd understand why it's a good idea to have them on our side.
From the BBC after the Supreme Court ruling over the sttempt to close down parliament :- ‘It comes after the court ruled it was impossible to conclude there had been any reason (let alone a good reason - to advise Her Majesty to prorogue parliament for five weeks’’ Thus the court found that Boris gave wrong/ false reasons to ask the Queen to close Parliament. There getting almost universal condemnation for dragging the Queen knto his nefarious plans.
Oh Saffy mate this isn’t a Hollyeood cowboy film. 9.11 was planned funded and carried out almost exclusively by Saudis. It was PR stunt for the two B’s Bush & Blair and good men DIED for pllitically bullsh;t readons
You just constantly make stuff up. Sorry, but you do. Where are you getting this 90% figure from? If he's lied to the Queen you'll have no problems saying what that lie was. You won't be able to back either of those wild claims up, though.
To be fair I’ve never seen any MP that is trustworthy they all tell lies to suit their own agenda and to line their own pockets, so you can include the tramp in your description of Boris. I’m labour by the way before you ask but there’s no way I will be voting for them this election with that terrorist and a party that has antiSemitism in its ranks.
He advised the Queen to prorogue Parliament knowing full well that it was unlawful to do so. He wanted Parliament suspended because he couldn't get the House to agree to his Brexit plans. Remember he said he would rather be dead in a ditch than miss his October Brexit deadline, he knew he would miss it so he tried to shut down Parliament to stop the debate. The High Court ruled that the effect of a lengthy, parliamentary suspension at this time was unlawful. Giving judgment, Lady Hale said: “The courts have exercised a supervisory jurisdiction over the lawfulness of acts of the government for centuries.” They then ruled the decision to prorogue parliament was unlawful because it had “the effect of frustrating or preventing the ability of parliament to carry out its constitutional functions without reasonable justification”. She added: “No justification for taking action with such an extreme effect has been put before the court.” Following the judgement the court said the speakers of both the Houses of Lords and Commons could reconvene immediately.
So what lie did he tell the Queen? Can you just be exact about it, please. He may or may not have lied about the reasons for proroguing parliament, but I'm asking what lie he told the Queen?
Listen lads - this thread is magnificent. Back & forth without bloodshed. I’m back for Xmas shopping and family next week - of course I be at the game, streaming isn’t the same even when we win (hsh!!) Anyway spart from politics this old geezer is up for pint - if you can drink with a bleeding heart pinko liberal. KTF
He told her it was the correct thing to do because the Parliament session had overrun but he was doing it to stymie the debate, a Prime Minister cannot make stuff up to suit his own agenda. He advised the Queen that an unlawful act was the correct course to take.
No way I’ve good Scsndinavian gelt on my plastic card. Will you be at the game? If so where do you get your refreshments. ?
I don't drink alcohol, Noggie. It's not often I venture into pubs but if you let me know your watering hole, I'd be happy to stick my head in and have an orange juice, with you. I can't make the game next Saturday because I've got an appointment at 3.30pm (what an appointment to give a man) with my consultant about problems I'm having with my thyroid. I'm good to go any game after that, though.
That unlawful act was up for debate, though. The court agreed with him originally and then it was overturned by the Supreme. Going on that I don't think anybody can say he knew it was unlawful what he was doing. A bit sly, certainly! I don't believe he thought it was unlawful, though.
